Residential / Addition & renovation
Residential addition
Steel framing, engineered timber and carefully detailed foundations support an addition to an existing home with a generous glazed opening.
Read the case studyCrafted Structural Engineering
Room for vision.
Grounded in
engineering.
We work with architects, owners, and builders on custom homes, commercial projects, and changes to existing buildings.
Beauty in the connection.Material. Structure. Detail.
01 Architectural collaboration
02 Thoughtful structural design
03 Practical construction detail
A considered approach
The idea matters.
So does how it’s built.
Our structural design connects the architectural intent with framing, foundations, and practical construction details. It starts with understanding what a space should do and what makes it distinctive.
At Crafted, that understanding informs the analysis, the material choices, and the details. We bring creative problem-solving and technical care to the same conversation.
Meet CraftedOur services
Different projects.
The same care.
Structural solutions for new construction,
renovations, and the decisions between.
01
Residential
Structural thinking that supports the character, comfort, and long-term performance of a home.
02Commercial
Coordinated structural solutions that balance architectural intent, functionality, and project constraints.
03Industrial
Practical structural design with attention to operational requirements, reliability, and future needs.
04Local government
Durable, responsible engineering for the places and facilities communities depend on.
Led by Rose Kennedy, Principal Structural Engineer, licensed in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, and New Hampshire. View professional credentials.
The way we work
Creative at the outset.
Precise at every step.
01 / COLLABORATION
Understand the intent.
Start with the architecture, the people, and the constraints. Align on the brief before committing to a structural direction.
02 / DESIGN & ANALYSIS
Resolve the structure.
Evaluate the options through careful analysis. Balance safety, material efficiency, cost, and the spaces the design is meant to create.
03 / INTEGRATION
Bring the details together.
Coordinate with architects and construction teams so structural decisions are clearly communicated and grounded in how the project will be built.
Selected case studies
The thinking behind
the structure.
Two completed projects.
Shared with client details kept private.
Commercial / Adaptive reuse
Café renovation
Retained steel frames, new engineered-timber roof members and targeted reinforcement come together in the conversion of an existing building for café use.
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Design with the whole project in mind
Clarity for the team.
Confidence in the details.
Structure is part of a larger conversation. We work through design priorities and practical constraints with the people responsible for bringing a project to life.
Clear communication helps the team understand the choices, the trade-offs, and the path forward.
How we collaborateCommentary & insights
A closer look at structure.
Lateral Loading 101: How Buildings Stay Standing Side-to-Side
Lateral loading is often the main focus of designing a secure and stable structure. It is also the hardest to understand and the most commonly overlooked by architects,…
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Choosing the Right Structural Material for Your Building Project
If you want to build a new building, you may ask: What should I use as the building material? What are my options? The three commonly used structural materials are wood,…
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What Is a Knee Brace? Exploring Its Role in Structural Stability
A knee brace is a diagonal structural component used in wood framing to enhance the stability and load-bearing capacity of a building. Typically, knee braces are short…
Read the insightEvery good structure starts
with a conversation.
Tell us what you’re envisioning. Let’s work through what it needs.